Hats off to all of the comparative physiologists who were recognized for their hard work and exciting research at the 2015 annual Comparative and Evolutionary Physiology Business meeting at the Experimental Biology conference earlier this month. I thought I would take a moment to recognize each awardee:
Arthur DeVries (left), University of Illinois: 2015 Krogh Distinguished Lecturer (Image Credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Karen Sweazea, Arizona State University: New Investigator Award (Image credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Csilla Ari, University of South Florida: Research Recognition Award (Image credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Matthew Olson, Union College: Novo Nordisk Travel Award (Image credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Julia York, University of British Columbia, Canada: Novo Nordisk Travel Award (Image credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Mallory Ballinger, University of Minnesota Duluth: Dr. Dolittle's Travel Award (Image credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Catherine Ivy, McMaster University, Canada: Scholander Award winner (Image Credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Tushar Sirsat, University of North Texas: Scholander award (Image credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Laura Keller, Bowdoin College: Undergraduate Student recipient of the Scholander award (Image credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
Matthew Olson, Union College: you are not seeing double this Undergraduate student also received a Scholander award! (Image credit: Tom Ecay, CEPS Secretary)
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